#![allow(unused_imports)]

use std::time::SystemTime;
use time::{
    Duration,
    OffsetDateTime,
};

use countries::*;
use fred_api::Fred;
use keytree::serialize::IntoKeyTree;

use countries::Country;
use ui_data::DataType;
    
use ui_data::*;
use ui_data::ts::*;
// use ui_data::ui::*;
use ui_data::fred::*;

pub fn main() {
    let root_dir = shellexpand::tilde("~/currency.engineering/contents/data");
  
    // Step 1

        // println!("{}", DataSelector::from_file("interest_rate_selector.keytree")
        //     .into_data_spec()
        //     .unwrap()
        //     .keytree());

        // println!("{}", DataSelector::from_file("austria_selector.keytree")
        //     .into_data_spec()
        //     .unwrap()
        //     .keytree());

    // (paste this)

    // Step 2

        let data_spec =  DataSpec::from_file(&format!("{}/source_data.keytree", root_dir)).unwrap();
        // data_spec.update_write(&root_dir).unwrap();
        data_spec
            .update_write(&root_dir)
            .unwrap();

    // Step 3

        // println!("{}", data_spec.generic_ts_spec().keytree());

        // (paste this)

    // Step 4

        // let ts_spec = ts::Spec::from_file("ts_spec.keytree").unwrap();

        // println!("{}", ts_spec.keytree());

        // ts_spec.into_json(&root_dir).unwrap().into_ts_data().unwrap();
        
        // let ts_data = TSData::from_spec(&ts_spec, &root_dir).unwrap();

        // dbg!(&ts_data);

    // Fred::series_observations("AUSURTOTMDSMEI").unwrap();

    // JSON does have "." as first value. What should we do? drop_until_parsable ? Or just define
    // dates?

    // We have to know where the parsing happens.
    // It happens in "TimeSeries::<1>::from_csv(&path)"

    // Step 5

        // let ui_spec = ui::Spec::from_file("ui_spec.keytree").unwrap();

        // ui_spec.into_json(&root_dir).unwrap().into_ts_data().unwrap();

}